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by trentmb 9y ago
Then go after Wu-Tang. They engendered this 'hurt'.
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by trentmb 9y ago
You have Wu-Tang to thank for that.
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by trentmb 9y ago
Win10/Office 2016 and I'm not seeing it either, checked for update too.
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by trentmb 9y ago
Portfolio for the company discussed in the article: https://anatomikmedia.com/portfolio/ Plenty pornographic.
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by trentmb 9y ago
> I thought to myself "well yeah, Americans have also never been fatter," Do fat Americans run?
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by trentmb 9y ago
> "there is no f'en way I can do this 40 hours a week for the next few decades" Not a bootcamp grad, but I just hit my two year mark a couple weeks ago and want to blow my brains out. Writing internal web applications is t
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by trentmb 9y ago
Yeah, the whining about well-roundedness tends to be humanities towards STEM, perhaps in response to the STEMlord mentality. FWIW: I have a "Bachelors of Science In Liberal Arts & Sciences" from math.illinois.edu and enjoyed t
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by trentmb 9y ago
I just hit my two year mark. Guess it's time to start job hunting. My current employer 401k contributions vest at 3.5 years- would I be out of line insisting that my 'next' employer make a one time contribution equal to what
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by trentmb 9y ago
One can get pretty far with just a pull up bar and gymnast rings.
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by trentmb 9y ago
That makes sense, thanks.
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by trentmb 9y ago
At least that carbon is sequestered in the body of the car though?
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by trentmb 9y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14646280
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by trentmb 9y ago
Amazon prime started taking 5 days. I canceled. Orders now spend 3 days in waiting to ship, and then arrive 2 days after being marked as shipped.
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by trentmb 9y ago
> * No clear architectural style, or a haphazard/incoherent mix of styles Isn't that just a new style?
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by trentmb 9y ago
The podcast "Stuff To Blow Your Mind" just had an episode about "Extended Cognition" http://www.stufftoblowyourmind.com/podcasts/extended-cogniti...
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by trentmb 9y ago
> But abandoning or discounting the importance of rigor is down right stupid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_school_of_algebraic_ge...
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by trentmb 9y ago
dumb question: can we splice a gene or two from a mangrove with whatever trees are used for paper products to have salt-water paper trees?
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by trentmb 9y ago
> Sometimes, I enter random phrases. Yeah, I just use a passphrase generator in keepass.
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by trentmb 9y ago
"Pick on somebody your own size" isn't particularly bizarre.
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by trentmb 9y ago
Downed power lines, yes.
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by trentmb 9y ago
This is an outrage! > 254 GB Used | Unlimited Never mind. I've got 'til the end of March to find a 'better' provider, but probably won't bother.
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by trentmb 9y ago
What would the United States Code look like as some painting or interpretive dance?
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by trentmb 9y ago
People don't pay real money for in game items?
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by trentmb 10y ago
> Except you have a high level of transparency If you get a background check of everyone in the neighborhood > no one else is trading your house while you had it My share is my share- what other people do with their shares has an impa
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by trentmb 10y ago
Stay where you are, command a higher salary, donate to environmental causes.
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Margin, Leveraged ETFs, Roths.
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by trentmb 10y ago
That sounds exactly like 'picking' stocks.
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by trentmb 10y ago
Hang out at the city library until it closes, then go home and read or watch netflix.
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by trentmb 10y ago
Just dump some money into VGSLX and call it a day.
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by trentmb 10y ago
I've found that listening to the audio book while reading (usually in ebook format) causes things to sink in most, with reading aloud to myself a close second. A novel or technical book, both methods seem to work. Takes longer though.

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